Before you sign anything
Contractors count on homeowners not knowing the difference between a fair price and a racket. QuoteProof gives you the data to tell the difference.
Contractors know this. A homeowner who can't evaluate a quote is a homeowner who pays whatever's written on it. You're not being paranoid — the asymmetry is real. The average contractor bid for a kitchen repair runs $4,000 to $18,000, and almost nobody in that transaction knows what a fair number looks like until after they've already signed.
Getting a second opinion used to mean calling another contractor, waiting three days, and hoping they weren't just validating the first number to be polite. Now it means uploading one photo.
How it works
Snap a photo or video of what's broken — pipe, roof, foundation crack, whatever. Upload your contractor's quote as a PDF or photo.
Our vision model assesses the problem from your photos. Then we cross-reference your quote against real material costs and labor rates for your zip code — pulled from Home Depot, BLS data, and verified contractor databases.
You get a full report: diagnosis accuracy, fair price range for your area, red flags in the quote, and a negotiation script — written for your exact situation, ready to send.
AI confirms whether the contractor identified the actual problem — or charged you for something that isn't there.
Zip-code-specific. Material costs from Home Depot, labor rates from regional contractor data — not national averages.
Vague line items, missing permits, inflated material markups, double-charging. Spotted automatically.
Tailored email drafts you can send directly to your contractor. Polite. Professional. Backed by data.
Edge cases get a second set of eyes from vetted home repair professionals — before your report goes out.
If our estimate is off by more than 15%, you get your report fee back. No questions.
Pricing
No subscriptions required. No long-term commitment.
That's not a marketing promise — it's a structural decision. QuoteProof only works if homeowners trust it. Trust requires accountability. So if our estimate is off by more than 15% on a report, we'll refund the fee. No runaround, no conditions.
This is also why we have expert reviewers in the loop on edge cases. AI makes the call, humans verify the hard ones, and you get a report you can actually act on.
Now you can. Every repair estimate is a negotiation — if you know where you stand. QuoteProof gives homeowners the same information contractors have had all along. That's not unfair. That's just making the game even.